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I Have To Get This Off Of My Chest.
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Originally posted by UglyTruth View PostDude nobody in LA wants them there. How are you surprised by this?
Literally every person in the world saw this coming when the Chargers announced it.
Imo even the Spanos knew this would happen and still did it to increase net worth value of the team (which they did).
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Originally posted by richpjr View Post
You make it sound like the Chargers had some kind of big home field advantage while in San Diego. As a long time season ticket holder it was embarrassing in San Diego as well.
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Originally posted by Paradoxrip View Post
Did I say I was surprised? I just am getting sick of it. Getting sick of donky co-grilling me year in and year out with their "home field" in California.Tom Telesco’s Results in 9 years as Chargers GM:
- 69-74 record
- 0 division titles in 9 yrs as GM
- Worst record among all active GMs with same tenure
- 6th worst winning percentage among all active GMs overall
- 2 playoff wins despite elite QB all 9 yrs
- Team still has the same weaknesses (Oline and run defense) that it had when hired as GM in 2013
- Consistently puts together horrible depth, expects starters to never miss games
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Originally posted by BigBad View PostIf you are a long time fan then this isn't new even since the move to LA. San Diego always had issues with having a home game against Broncos, Raiders, Packers, Cowboys, or any other nationally followed team. You want generations of fans then you must win in a few generations. I was born in San Diego and currently live in Ohio. The chargers with Tomlinson didn't win a super bowl but with the small amount of winning they did, I saw LT jerseys popping up here. Another key factor is that EVERY LA football team has left the city. Pro football has never done well there.
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Aren't there any billionaires with ties to San Diego? That might want to become a legend in their own time, by buying the team and bringing them home?
The bufoons that run our team will never make the right decisions. The sooner they're gone, the better.
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Originally posted by jamrock View Post
Not even close. I see this type of post occasionally from San Diego fans whose experience was probably colored in the last few years. There may have been 10-15k visiting fans for the big franchises in San Diego but 10-15k out of 60k is miles different from 10-15k out of 25,000
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Originally posted by like54ninjas View Post
What the fuck is there to do in Cleveland besides the escape of sports?
Now compare that with SoCal. The Bolts were only supported on a luke warm basis in SD by non fairweather fans. The support in LA is even worse. The prices at the soccer stadium do not draw many non financially secure fans. SoCal is also a popular travel/vacation area so opposing fans can justify trips to see games at exorbitant prices. Tons of seats are bought by brokers who market to traveling fans at Max profit. I'll be interested to see how the fan support goes in the new stadium with many more seats at semi more affordable price.
The Bolts have never been consistent winners so earning fans will require a consistent winning culture, multiple consecutive PO appearances, and a championship or 2.Now, if you excuse me, I have some Charger memories to suppress.
The Wasted Decade is done.
Build Back Better.
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